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Example Scouting Report.  November 1st, 2006
 

Central runs a 5-1.  The setter isn't a good dumper or hitter.

They aren't dangerous in the middle, but will get a few kills with tips and throws.  Central's MB last night was completely overmatched by Western's MB and she should be overmatched by yours also.

Their #14 on the outside (low elbow) hits hard.  I'd cheat over toward her.  I think she's Central's most dangerous hitter.

Their two little DS's passed and dug GREAT last night, and their other passers were good too.  I was keeping some stats using the 3,2,1,0 method.  #8 passed 2.11 (11 serve receives) and #6 passed 1.89 (19 receptions).   Good news:  #11, their third passer, passed 1.38 (15 receptions), was aced 4 times and was trying to give every pass up to #8 and #6. 

Their 3-person serve receive is 2 up and 1 deep.  They could not pass the serves that were hit into the deep corners.  So if you have some girls who can serve deep 1 or 5, that may get you a few more bad passes.  If I were coaching your team, I'd just serve floaters down the middle and in the deep corners and say, "Bring it on." 

Whoever beats Central has to beat them at the net with height & spiking.  I don't think there are many teams who can beat them by shear ball control.

One of their 5' DS's plays all the way around.  Her base is on the right, but she doesn't block, but just shuffles off to dig.   Your OH's will have a nice time hitting the line vs. one blocker when she's in the front row.

Their defense is typical 3 blockers up (even though 5' comes off as soon as the other team passes the ball), and back row has 2 short and 1 deep.  Last night Central had a number of issues regarding who takes the seem ball............on tips and (amazingly) even on frees.  So, some tips and dumps may fall b/c of their confusion.  And the coaches just fuss at them..........not reminding them or helping them with which ball is whose.  I was surprised that the coaches fuss so much and show so many negative emotions.  If you can a lead, keep pushing........b/c the Central's coaches' fussing may be your ally!!

I bet they served 95% in the court......or higher.  I remember only 1 bad serve in the three games, so there won't be easy points that way.   But they had no way to stop Western's MB.   I was surprised that Central, even with months of preparation, wasn't doubling or even tripling the middle. Central's 2nd MB is only about 5'8", so she had no chance one-on-one.  Their 1st MB got three blocks, but is was b/c the Western set was too low and Western's beast just hit the ball into 1st MB's arms. 

Central likes to serve short and they like floaters.    #9 and #5 especially like to serve short, and they didn't miss a single one, so be ready.  The other girls will try it, but aren't very good at it. 

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